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 Not worth the paper it's written on!! March 10, 2006
J. Jansson (Rochester)
16 out of 26 found this review helpful
Hi, I am writing this review in an attempt to help you save $10. This magazine is an embarrassment in every angle. It is full of pictures of "sexy" boys/men dressed in cloths no guy with self esteem would ever wear. And pictures is all there is, for you that think there will be something interesting to read, read this: THERE IS NOTHING IN THIS MAGAZINE TO READ!!! The latest issue contains of 48 (forty-eight) pages before you get to this issues contents. The first "article" starts on page 126 (!) and is about "why a man would like to slice of his testicles"! Totally the magazine contains of 260 pages and there is text (letters that forms sentences) on about 40 of them. Besides this, the magazine also has a huge dilemma of being a gay magazine or not.
Well I can go on and on but I won't. Unfortunately I have a subscription and I am going to see if I can get it canceled, I don't even need my money back. Take your $10 and run them in the disposal, it will be more fun to clean out the disposal than "read" this magazine.
 details, details. December 11, 2001
Cristina Miller (The Mil)
15 out of 21 found this review helpful
this is the best magazine available. its not a "mens" magazine, its universal, covering food, art, popular culture, interesting people, politics, fashion, science and technology, etc. this is one of the few magazines that i feel like i have learned something after reading (the only other one i can think of is national geographic). i do have to warn you though - it is a lot of reading. even more so then national geographic. the text is kind of small, and they actually write articles. so you will spend more time reading details than other magazines, but it is definitely worth it.
THE Magazine for the Self-Centered Male July 15, 2003
Michael J Edelman (Huntington Woods, MI USA)
15 out of 25 found this review helpful
If you're the kind of man who looks at himself in a full length mirrror every morning, this is the magazine for you. If you think the car you drive defines you, the clothes you wear are the measure of your self-worth, the watch on your wrist tells the value of you as a person, and the woman you're seen with is a measure of your rank in society- you need this magazine. Other men- who might value human relationships- may profitably give it a pass.
Benjamin Scott November 13, 2001
Benjamin K. Scott (Gallatin, Tennessee United States)
12 out of 16 found this review helpful
Details is best described as more intellectual than Maxim (and it's 20+ clones), but not as pretentions or materialistic as GQ and company. Excellent subject matter, the best writting of any entertainment magazine in publication, reliable critics, and fashion shoots that are actually interesting and have clothes even I would wear make it the most enjoyable and relevant mag around. Through and through, Details is THE magazine out today, and probably will be for a long time. (Plus it is cheap as sin!)
 Details In A Nutshell (3 1/2 - 4 stars) June 7, 2005
Daniel E. Lamon (Nipomo, California United States)
10 out of 13 found this review helpful
Details is a men's magazine like Cosmopolitan is for women. The contents of Details is like that of other men's magazines like GQ and Esquire, but Detials has a tendency to have more articles on movie stars (such as in the May 05' edition with articles about movie stars: Mat Dillon, and Mark Wahlberg)along with articles on politics/recent news, etc. BUT, Details also has articles on: fashion, culture, food and drink, movies, music, books, etc. Detials magazine is more for individuals who want to know about news/politics among other things than for someone who is more geared towards fashion.
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